AZ Republic: Facts take back seat to anti-Trump agenda

Fake news on steroids as reporter Richard Ruelas blatantly lies about President Trump

In a vicious, biased ambush NBC billed as a “town hall” last Thursday, host Savannah Guthrie, who actually likened the President of the United States to “someone’s crazy uncle,” tried in vain to link him to white supremacy and QAnon, a convoluted conspiracy theory group. Guthrie repeatedly interrupted the president as he attempted to respond. According to this interrupter calculator video (visible at end of post) it was an inconceivable 61 times.

“I denounced white supremacy, OK? I’ve denounced white supremacy for years. You didn’t ask Joe Biden whether or not he denounces Antifa,” President Trump shot back.

Guthrie, whose husband, Michael Feldman, is a longtime democrat operative previously associated with the Clinton administration, continued to push about QAnon, “You do know!” she snapped.

“I don’t know, I don’t know,” the president adamantly insisted. Visibly annoyed at this persistent hammering about a group he denied having either association or knowledge about, he sarcastically declared, “Let’s waste the whole show!”

“What I do know about, I know about Antifa and I know about the radical left, and I know how violent they are and how vicious they are. I just don’t know about QAnon.”

With this heated exchange as background, fast forward to Saturday’s edition of the Hillary-endorsing, Trump-hating Arizona Republic, the failing, purveyor of fake news. Under the headline, “QAnon conference Saturday at an Arizona resort,” myopic reporter Richard Ruelas opens his farce posing as his news account with these words, “Fresh off being praised by President Donald Trump at his town hall-style interview this week….”

Truth has no relevancy at the local newspaper. It is nothing more than a tentacle of the Democrat Party apparatus which is why it‘s hemorrhaging subscriptions. If you are among the few who still subscribe, quit! The phone number is 1-800-332-6733. Your money can be better spent.